Welcome to another episode of On the Scent podcast - AVAILABLE NOW on Apple / Spotify / all your usual podcast download places (apologies, it should have gone out yesterday but we were in such a whirl organising our Live event, we didn’t upload in time. Sorry!)

In this episode, we talk about how scent can bring an exhibition to life, marvel at an affordable fragrance that transports us to Milan, an extraordinarily beautiful scent celebrating Danish botanicals, a tender olfactory evocation of Capri; and an incredibly moving (and hugely emboldening) fragrance that reminds us we can rebuild and rise from the flames.

PLUS, we help a listener desperately trying to discover the aroma a colleague once wore, and another who’s bereft without their now discontinued signature scent (can we help her find a new fragrance to take its place…?)

We discuss:
@paddingtonbearexperience (and the smell of marmalade)
@barberinstitute Scent and the Art of the Pre-Raphaelites 
@avmcuriousities scenting of the Medieval Women: In Their Own Words exhibition @britishlibrary 
@kikomilano Navigli 
@floradanicabeauty Amber Echo
@Carthusia_profumi Fiori di Capri 
@mabelle_orama Phoenix Flame 
#listenerprescriptions 
For Emmy Norah:
@fredericmalle Iris Poudre?L'Eau d'Hiver?
For Jo Rathbone:
@maisonmargielafragrances Coffee Break 
@burberrybeauty Goddess
@parfumsdusita La Rhapsodie Noire